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| Songs / performances you like, that to you are heartfelt / powerful (Page 4/6) |
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williegoat
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OCT 03, 11:13 PM
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Aha! I know what that thing on the bass is. It is called a "C" extension and extends the length of the E string down to a C. The small levers act to stop the string in half tone increments, much like a capo on a guitar, back up to E.
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Hudini
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OCT 04, 05:59 AM
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I'm not religious but this one always gets me:
As does this:
and finally this:
[This message has been edited by Hudini (edited 10-08-2018).]
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2.5
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OCT 04, 11:58 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by Raydar:
This is one of my favorite vids. Simply because they look like they are having so much fun!
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Satriani sure got that solo right. 
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rinselberg
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OCT 08, 11:20 AM
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Performances that I like... check. Heartfelt... maybe. Powerful... only the power to refresh.
This is what happens when the Beatles are reinterpreted by a club-style jazz quartet.
"Here Comes the Sun"
Convergence (album) featuring pianist Lynne Arriale
track length of 4 minutes 25 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPuJQ2HTY_s
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Wichita
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OCT 10, 01:11 AM
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This one actually shocked me on how good is was and I never heard of this person.
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OldGuyinaGT
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OCT 20, 01:54 AM
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There are already a LOT of truly great songs on this list. I listen to a lot of music - everything from Elvis and Patsy Cline to Cheap Trick to Fall Out Boy - pretty much every genre except rap and hip-hop. So it's tough for me to just list one or two. But while I reserve the right to post to this thread again, for now I'll restrain myself and just list a few. This post I'm going for a couple of songs I think are a bit lesser known so they're new to at least some:
Harry Chapin - Mr. Tanner
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fo-...st=RDfo-tCNtFI10&t=4
Lady Antebellum - Hello World
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1BjnJe67JI
Sara Evans - Words
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpSibg1pvQc
I promised restraint, so that should be enough for now, but I gotta add the one I blast on occasion, but especially on Independence Day:
Rodney Atkins - It's America
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZBrBJseyv0
Way too many more to list here.
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2.5
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OCT 22, 11:01 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by OldGuyinaGT:
Lady Antebellum - Hello World
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Always liked that song.
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Boondawg
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OCT 22, 01:01 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by OldGuyinaGT:
I listen to a lot of music - everything from Elvis and Patsy Cline to Cheap Trick to Fall Out Boy... |
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Ditto.
My collection of digital media (music, movies, print) is becoming quite the storage problem.
I just topped 6 terabytes.
And that doesn't include computer programs, games, etc.
I shudder to think what a 10 terabyte drive is gonna' cost...
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2.5
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OCT 22, 02:53 PM
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Both these guys voices rock.
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rinselberg
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JAN 02, 09:32 AM
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I would call this a very "powerful" recording in the Jazz genre. I'm not sure how to pin it down more narrowly in a way that would be accepted by the serious scholars and students of Jazz. "Quasi-orchestral studio recording jazz"..? Whatever.
If someone were to task me with the selection of a single recording that is representative of the entire genre of "Jazz", for transmission to an Extra Terrestrial civilization--like the made-of-gold phonograph records that were affixed to the NASA Voyager 1 and 2 space probes--I think this would be my choice.
 [This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 01-02-2019).]
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